Dan Laxer

Tragedy struck early last Christmas morning for Stephen Flood. The Dorval resident woke to find his house in flames. He managed to escape with his life, suffering second-degree burns to

The provincial and federal governments have both agreed to give tax-exempted charitable donations some extra time.

In a bid to make Métro riders feel safer, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) has launched a new text line. The text line is active and riders can

The city may finally have plans for the legendary Empress Theatre known to generations of Montrealers as Cinema V.

In the fall doctors were concerned about the rise in the number of cases of walking pneumonia, particularly among small children. Now, with flu season in full swing, with the

It seems like a great deal: trade a Canadian $5 bill for $1,000. But wait. It has to be a specific $5 bill that was spent recently – within the

• Dorval Fire guts Dorval's Bistro Burgertown The burger bar at the corner of Bord-du-Lac and Martin Avenue in Dorval suffered severe damage in a fire last January 7.

Not only has Montreal stand-up comedian Mike Ward dodged another legal bullet, but it looks like the “Petit Jérémy” story has officially come to a close.

Food insecurity is on the rise, as is the number of families in need of food banks. That's according to a study released by Banques Alimentaires du Québec.

There are some changes taking effect this year for taxpayers as well as for retirees.